Nutrients essential to health and body function.

Vitamins are non-caloric, organic nutrients that are needed in very small amounts
(hence they are micronutrients), but are essential to health and body function.
Without vitamins, all the energy-supplying carbs, lipids, and proteins we take in would
do us little good. Every child knows about vitamins, because most of them are given
a gummy bear or Flintstone character to chew on every day. Food labels display
percentages of every letter in the vitamin alphabet, and vitamin supplements and
vitamin-rich beauty products contribute billions of advertising dollars to the economy.
Any product that puts "contains vitamin X Y or Z" on the package flies off the shelves,
because we are never really sure that we're getting enough vitamins in our food.
1.What is the difference between the fat
soluble and water soluble vitamins in
terms of structure, function, and storage in
the body, and potential for toxicity?